Will Smith swears he photographed a ghost on the USS Lexington (video)

Visitors flock to the USS Lexington to get a look at the vintage WW2 ship and if you are lucky, you just may see more than you bargained for.
 
“There a bunch of stories that we just can’t discredit,” said Paranormal Tour Guide, Bill Miller.

The latest was a photo taken by a man visiting from Louisiana.

In the photo you can clearly see a shadow of a man, but is it a real ghost?

We contacted the man who took the photo, who swears it’s real, and that reflection or shadow is not of a man standing by the display. There was no one else around.

“Nothing in the room! There is nothing that can make that reflection. I’m 5′ 3′ and 280 pounds. That’s defiantly not me in that reflection,” said Will Smith.

One that the USS Lexington does not dispute and it is the most common and consistent sighting.
It takes place in the ship’s galley.

Ghost encounter freaks out family on the USS Lexington (video)

CORPUS CHRISTI (KIII NEWS) - Over the years, there have been lots of reported strange encounters aboard the USS Lexington Museum. Some people believe the aircraft carrier, that served during World War 2, is haunted. 

 

Over the weekend, a family visiting the attraction told us they got quite a scare and they say it was all caught on video.

The USS Lexington earned the nickname 'The Blue Ghost' from the Japanese navy after they repeatedly thought they had sunk the ship only to see it again later in battle.